finally, worcester— to be an uphill battle. finally, worcester warriors _ to be an uphill battle.an uphill battle. finally, worcester warriors have been to be an uphill battle. finally, - worcester warriors have been given permission to play the fixtures this weekend after proving they can safely host matches at sixways. they had been given a deadline of midday to provide the rfu with a general safety certificate to allow the sunday premiership match against exeter to go ahead as well as the women's cup game against harlequins tomorrow. the rfu say they recognise this has been a difficult and uncertain time and they are working with the club, they said stop the club, remember is up for sale and is in danger of entering administration. and that is all of the sport for the moment. sarah, thank you very much. king charles iii and camilla, the queen consort, are in wales on the final stop of their tour of the uk's four nations. the archbishop of wales, andrewjohn, paid tribute to the queen at the service, which was held at llandaff cathedral. her ability to influence, to utilise soft

worcester�*s men's and women's sides are currently suspended in tonight's rugby union action — bottomseason at home to high fliers bristol. newcastle were 17—3 up at the break and had to hold—off a 15. meanwhile ulster�*s perfect start to the united rugby championship season was ended by rivals leinster in a rainy belfast. table. cardiff were beaten by the lions. worcester warriors are facing an exodus of players and staff who are epxcted to serve breach of contract notices after not getting paid. worcester�*s men's and women's sides are currently suspended from all competitions because the company that owns them went into administration on monday. the player salaries are paid by a separate business but that's also facing a winding—up petition from hmrc next week. after conceding, they scored a brilliant second goaljust before half—time and sixth defeat of the season and andy as the interim head coach now. carlos sainz was fastest in second practice for this weekend's singapore grand prix. the spaniard was two tenths of a second quicker than his ferrari team mate charles leclerc. cham

their director of rugby george skivington said he felt for all involved at worcester.whatever but at worcester there are some great people. my sympathy goes out to anyone involved in this because i think, it is horrendous. if you had suddenly we are very blessed to be in sport. if you have a sportjob in rugby right now you really you to appreciate that right now. the head of the dutch boxing federation has vowed to "continue to fight for the olympic dream" insisting the international boxing association's extraordinary congress where he was denied the opportunity to stand against incumbent president umar kremlev was not a suitable "democratic process". boris van der vorst has warning the iba hsa put the future of amateur boxing at risk. he's been speaking to my colleague olly foster. we were deeply shocked and dismayed at iba. as well as great concerns expressed by the olympic community. now they have decided to appoint a president without a competitive election. despite, twice having the opportunity to do so. this will only lead to further damage to iba's bad reputatio

phil mackie, bbc news, worcester.er team announce later this week? our business editor simonjack has been gathering some of the details. what have you learned, simon? well, ben, the government is planning a massive intervention in the energy markets on thursday. it will help both consumers keep their bills pretty much where they are, and lower cost for businesses. now, the options are as follows. number one, freeze the bills for households at their current level, remember, they arejust under at their current level, remember, they are just under £2000, right now, they are due to go up to over £3500 for a typical household in october. so, freeze them. obviously, businesses don't have an energy price cap, so the mechanism will be slightly different and we are unclear on that, but it might mean limiting the amount of unit cost of a!. the second one is, how do you pay for all of this, it is going to be eye—wateringly expensive? one option is to have the energy companies borrow the difference between the frozen price and th

the captain of worcester warriors — it. the captain of worcester warriors has _ it.rriors has called - it. the captain of worcester warriors has called for - it. the captain of worcester i warriors has called for greater scrutiny on club owners to rugby union. worcester have been put into administration yesterday and now face relegation. this side failed to provide proof of a financially stable future. the main�*s team have been banned from the premiership competition, and the woman's side have been banned from the fifteens. there need to be closer looks at people who are going to buy clubs. people need to look into that rigorously. i know they do, but it is something that needs to be focused on even more because this isn't something that people want to happen again. they want their clubs, which are massive parts of the community, safe and be able to be the best they can be. if community, safe and be able to be the best they can be.— community, safe and be able to be the best they can be. if you head to the best they can be. if you head to the bbc sport _ the best th

in the "worcester telegram." a reporter in worcester heard one of jim's former managers was in town and talked about how he managed jim thorpe. he wrote the story and it became a big deal and got to new york. warner was asked about it and denied new anything about it here he was just lying. james e. solomon, the head of the american lipid committee and on the board of advisors of the carlisle athletic association, he knew and he lied about it to save his reputation. the superintendent at carlisle, moses friedman, who there are documents of letters urging him not to play baseball, he lied and said he didn't know about it. pop warner even wrote a letter of confession and in its, in the most condescending way, he basically made the argument in jim thorpe's words that he was just an ignorant indian and didn't know any better. in all of those ways, pop warner was disreputable and disappointing, as with the other people who basically just saw thorpe as an easy target. the two other aspects to the amateurism part of it,

worcester warriors face an exodus of players after further unpaid wages.e'll have the latest on a club in crisis. the brutal concussion that's leading to big questions around whether the nfl is doing enough to protect players who've suffered a head injury. also coming up on the programme before 7pm: england name their squad for the rugby league world cup, as head coach shaun wane names six players yet to make their debuts for the national team. i'v e i've gone in a room with my staff and . ., , i've gone in a room with my staff and ., and chosen 24 really committed -la ers and chosen 24 really committed players who _ and chosen 24 really committed players who want _ and chosen 24 really committed players who want to _ and chosen 24 really committed players who want to play - and chosen 24 really committed players who want to play for - players who want to play for england. welcome along. thank you forjoining us. we start tonight with cricket. england playing a t20 match against pakistan. if they beat pakistan, they'll tie their seven—match t20 series at 3—

more worcester and wasps woes? as warriors are given a funding ultimatum by the rfu.earfrom joseph we hear from joseph parker, confident we hearfrom joseph parker, confident of a quick victory against jo confident of a quick victory against j°j° confident of a quick victory against jojo choice in their interim heavyweight fight this saturday. good evening and welcome to the programme. we'll start with football disorder in england and wales, which has reached an eight year high according to home office figures. there were over 2000 arrests at football matches the highest number since the 2013/11; season. last seasons�* disorder included players being approached after pitch invasions. incidents were reported at more than half of all matches played. which means they were up by 60% last season compared with the 2018/19 the last full season before covid—19. we can speak now to our sports news correspondent laura scott. very concerning figures forfootball, there are huge rises, why is this? yes, exactly. not entirely surprising. i've spoken to some people within football to

we really hope that wasps and worcester - worcester warriors.league in its current format. that is a given. if they lost one or two teams it would have an impact on us because we are heavily reliant on match day income and if you take one or two of those games away, it definitely has an impact on your revenue stream. there is lots to think through in those circumstances.— is lots to think through in those circumstances. i ., , ., , ., circumstances. eddie jones has named a 36 -la er circumstances. eddie jones has named a 36 player england — circumstances. eddie jones has named a 36 player england squad _ circumstances. eddie jones has named a 36 player england squad for - circumstances. eddie jones has named a 36 player england squad for a - a 36 player england squad for a training camp ahead of their autumn nations games, and no place for danny care, who was recalled for the summer series, danny care, who was recalled for the summerseries, butjones danny care, who was recalled for the summer series, butjones insists the door is open for his ret

worcester�*s men's and women's sides are currently suspended from all competitions because the companythe player salaries are paid by a separate business but that's also facing a winding—up petition from hmrc next week. my my understanding is that they will not be paid today with no promise to do that. so imagine the players association will advise them to serve 14 days terminations on the contracts. the next thing that will happen to potentially is a winding up. on the company on the 5th of october. so if nothing happens within the time comes that and i understand from the directors that the revenue intentions is to proceed with the winding up of the company. british number one cameron norrie has pulled out of the korea open less than an hour before his quarter final match. the second seed was due to play americanjenson brooksby but the atp has confirmed he was unable to play due to illness. he's the third seeded player to withdraw from the korea open. norrie had said after his last match that he was suffering from jet lag. one of horse racing's top flat jockeys, christophe soumillon

worcester and financial problems. worcester and wasps as well. a "credible" plan for the future by 5pm next monday. last night, they had to call on the current coach to play, along with a former player who came out of retirement to help the side compete in their premiership cup game at gloucester, which they lost 49—21. a reminder of how quickly fortunes can change. worcester won the premiership cup last season and now have pressing deadlines, and wasps, one of the big names traditionally in english rugby, they won the european cup twice in 2004 and 2007 and multiple premiership trophies in the last time was in 2008 and in fact they were runners—up a couple of years ago, but they made this bold move in 2014 to coventry and they were basically based in west london and had a little time at wycombe but they wanted to tap in to a marketing coventry which they thought was a hotbed of rugby, a new audience, new fans and they had to take out bonds, so people put in £35 million worth and they have to pay some of that back but it's the more pressing tax b

worcester warriors have been suspended from all competitions after failing to meet the deadline set by rfu to provide evidenced they could continue as a viable business. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the government is under pressure tonight as the financial markets give their verdict on the government's so—called mini budget last friday. the value of the pound plunged to an all time low against the us dollar this morning though has since somewhat. and the amount it costs the government to borrow money — an essential part of its new financial plan — has risen sharply to its highest level since 2010 and analysts fear it could rise still further. there is also speculation the bank of england could soon intervene to raise interest rates again. what does all this mean for our economy and for us? our economics editor, faisal islam is here. faisal. thank you, it has been an extraordinary difficult and tense day op markets, for the british currency, and for british debt. and thatis currency, and for british debt. and that is exemplified by the value of sterling. extraordinar

players and staff have been told to collect all the belongings from worcester rugby club before for 30 cup competitions until they come up with enough money to continue. there are if you want to continue. there are if you want to see evidence of insurance cover and funds to pay staff and players by the deadline of 5pm today. that is looking unlikely and if players don't get their september salaries they will be in a position to walk away. the play i get at the weekend against newcastle on the one back in. eddiejones has named a 36 player england squad for a training camp ahead of their automation series games. there is no place for veteran scrum—half danny care. the door remains open for his return in the future. ben youngs returns after setting out injuly the future. ben youngs returns after setting out in july to the future. ben youngs returns after setting out injuly to australia. sam simmons is also there. jones also decided to recall alex mitchell, and first call ups for hugh tizard as well. that's all the sport from me at the moment. you can see right up to date from all the spor

it's for the moment, wurster play on. —— worcester sure.ations are true that they have the best _ buyer. if the conversations are true that they have the best interest i buyer. if the conversations are true that they have the best interest at| that they have the best interest at heart, then surely at this stage, they should be calling the new administrators. while any doubt persist, i now urge the cns to step in. ,, . ' persist, i now urge the cns to step in. ,, ., , ., persist, i now urge the cns to step in. staff and players have been waitin: in. staff and players have been waiting to _ in. staff and players have been waiting to be — in. staff and players have been waiting to be paid _ in. staff and players have been waiting to be paid their - in. staff and players have been waiting to be paid their full i waiting to be paid theirfull salaries. earlier, ollie shared his story on social media. t salaries. earlier, ollie shared his story on social media.— salaries. earlier, ollie shared his story on social media. i was made homeless frequen

in domestic rugby, worcester warriors have released a statement confirming they are not being placedetter from the department for digital, culture, media and sport suggesting it had been. the warriors say they are waiting for an agreement with an undisclosed buyer to be signed as they look to clear deaths of over £25 million. they add that the letter was sent out in error at the dcms, have apologised for their mistake. the chief executive of golf�*s river lives series has accused pj the chief executive of golf�*s river lives series has accused p] of tring to destroy the new competition. greg norman saying he made several tents to negotiate with the pga tour. the saudi backed series has caused controversy after creating three—day tournaments that have lucrative winnings available and run at the same time as both the pga and the dp world tour events. the series has attracted a number of big names with golfers from all of whom who have since been suspended by the pga tour. that's all the but for now, i will be back in an hour with another update. about 1,000 sailors including many from

elsewhere there were wins for bristol and saracens, plus a much needed victory for troubled worcesterwas a 12 try thriller in llanelli where ulster beat scarlets by 55 points to 39. man of the matchjohn cooney played a huge part in ulster�*s victory. he claimed two tries, kicked all of his side's conversions and penalties, and was responsible for 30 of their 55 points. edinburgh were leading bulls with just a few minutes left of their game in pretoria, but were pipped for victory by morne steyn who earned the hosts a 33—31win. new zealand have won the southern hemisphere's rugby championship, thrashing australia by a0 points to 14 in auckland. the all blacks ran in five tries with willjordan getting the rout underway. the wallabies now haven't won at eden park for 36 yea rs. in durban, south africa then had to beat argentina by a0 points to snatch the title away from new zealand. they never came close, winning by 38 points to 21. it's been the biggest day so far of cycling's road world championships in australia which will end in the early hours of tomorrow. annemiek van vleuten claim

worcester rugby club say they have enough money for the next three months, and they will start the newip season. and burghley�*s back for the first time in three years. the great five star horse trial is on, we'll be live with some riders in lincolnshire. so, lots to get through on a busy show — but we're starting with transfer deadline day. there are just a few hours left for europe's football clubs to buy and sell players. it's the biggest time of year for our football news department, and no—one is busier than this man, our senior football reporter ian dennis. sometimes i find we have all this overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today? i overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today?— overwhelming, what's it like for you so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes — so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a bit _ so far today? i know what you mean, sometimes it's been a bit of- so far

worcester�*s men's and women's teams both suspended.s. the bank of england says it won't hesitate to raise interest rates by as much as needed. at the labour party conference the shadow chancellor said that the government fanned the flames of the falling sterling. she said that her party's vision. tick—tock could be fined £27 million for failing to safeguard children, the platform may have processed data of under 13 is without parental consent. italy look set to have its first far right leader. the second world war. giorgia meloni is claiming victory in the country's general election, and is on course to become the country's first female prime minister. four years ago, her brothers of italy party won only around 4% of the vote, but they've benefited from staying out of the national unity government that collapsed injuly. jessica parker reports from verona. cheering and applause. a political minnow four years ago, giorgia meloni is now on course to become italy's first female prime minister, her rise being watched by all of europe. trans

pfizer has updated worcester's for those 12 and older.na's version is for adults, people 18 and older. for which group will these upted vaccines be most effective? >> the same groups who have been higher risk all along will benefit the most from vaccination with these updated boosters. that is to say, people who are ages 50 and up, people who are immunocompromised. those other groups that will benefit the most in terms of prevention of severe disease, hospitalization, and death, so if you fall into one of those categories, you should be lining up to get one of these updated boosters as soon as possible. >> what about people who have already been infected with covid and likely have some level of immunity? >> this is an important question, and what i would say in terms of spacing or timing of doses ishat ideally, you would wait three to six months after your last covid infection or three to six months after your last vaccination before getting an additional dose of vaccine. infections do provide some level of immunity, but they do so at ris

worcester warriors could _ a few weeks' time. worcester warriors could face _ a few weeks' time.re by 5p yesterday evening but failed to do so. the men�*s team will now be banned from the premiership competition and the women�*s side the premier 15s. look, it�*s obviously very disappointing. i�*d be lying if i said i was surprised. i think it is something we knew that was coming. we have spoken about it at length last week, the back end of last week leading into the newcastle game that this was probably the likely outcome. but even though we knew it was coming it is tough. like i say we are rugby players and we want to play rugby and to not have that opportunity is pretty tough. i�*ve just got my fingers crossed that there is a resolution sooner rather than later so that we can get back out on the pitch. so that we can get back out on the itch. .. ., ,, ., so that we can get back out on the itch. ,. ., ,, ., ., , so that we can get back out on the itch. .,~ ., ., , pitch. speaking of deadlines, tyson fu sa s pitch. speaking of deadlines, tyson fury says his _ pitch. speaking of d

worcester�*s men's and women's sides are currently suspended the player salaries are paid by a separateere are no funds to do that, so i imagine the players association will be advising the players to serve ia day notices of their termination of the contract. the next thing that will happen is a winding up period on that company, on the fit of october. i understand from the directors hmrc�*s intentions is to proceed with the whining about the company. —— winding up of the company. the rugby league world cup starts here in just over a fortnight and the england men's head coach shaun wane has named his squad for the tournament. salford's andy ackers is among six debutants. but several of the 2a man squad play in the australia/new zealand—based nrl. veteran sam tomkins will captain despite nursing a knee injury, but he says he's ready for what will be his last world cup. iam i am pretty much thinking forward. we have lost them players, they are very experienced, they have done a greatjob for england in the past, but the fact is they have gone and we have to move on. we cannot do anything a

have to not to get too ahead of ourselves. just keep doing well and taking each game as it comes _ worcesterng wage to all staff including caterers, cleaning and stewards. alastair is across this story for bbc. i stewards. alastair is across this story for bbc-— stewards. alastair is across this story for bbc. i guess it's a choice ofthe story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way — story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you _ story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you spend _ story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you spend your- story for bbc. i guess it's a choice of the way you spend your money| story for bbc. i guess it's a choice i of the way you spend your money for the clubs themselves. this comes after the real living wage went up last week by about 10% for all organisations and that was to £10 90 an hour outside of london. £1195 inside london. so we asked on the league clubs whether they played this real living wage —— living wage to their step. 12% said that they did to other staff and subcontractors because it includes the likes of stewards, caterer

for the moment, worcester play on.r a week since the club's owners first said they had a new buyer. no update's been provided since, and worcester�*s mp says enough is enough. if the protestations of the current owners are true — that they have the best interests of the club at heart — then surely, even at this stage, they should be calling in the administrators. however, whilst any doubt persists about their motivation, i now urge dcms, as the largest creditor and the department responsible for safeguarding the interests of sport, to step in. staff and players have been waiting to be paid theirfull salaries from august. earlier this month, worcester scrum half ollie wynn was among the players sharing his story on social media. we haven't been paid, and i've been made homeless recently. fortunately for me, one of the older boys has put me up in their house, which i'm so grateful for. unhappy with the way staff and players have been treated, worcester fans then protested outside the club's stadium, calling for the owner

meal has deal with the actual berserker, i need say, is q so use schoolboy ambit sores. nehemiah worcester, she wouldn't have good news with charlotte, nor tim jamini, even though what, what he did not odms approach. the youngest meal socrates from deal of asia forest is a huge nature reserve covering both sides of the bell. a russian polish border in soviet times, the government residents stood within the bar and that's where the leaders of 3 countries, russia, ukraine and bill rose, gathered in early december 1991 bella vision forest would become the place where the soviet union officially ceased to exist. i was more the cobra to stay at a stage to subway just he has on last. but besides the new patient obisky cigar shaniqua by anybody sure. with a station near la storage company i mitchell says it's i leave somebody say it's not complaining to this matter. cotton goes or dorman, issue coordinate will go to school professor or susan crisp workers, what i just always do is cut dorsey barrage, but beside sir, goshen, you to the go worse, and then you say use a civilian. okay, so that's i t

the captain of financially stricken rugby union club worcester warriors, ted hill says it is inevitable club being put into administration. the club failed to provide proof of a credible plan for their future yesterday. the rfu have now banned the men's team from the premiership competition, and the women's side from the premier 155, as well as all youth teams. i think there has to be, sort of, closer looks at people who want to buy clubs, there has to be people who look into that, which i know they do, but it is something that needs to be focused on even more because this isn't something that people want to happen again, and they want to clubs which are massive parts of the community, as we mentioned earlier. we want them safe and we want them to be able to, you know, be the best they can be. well another club facing an uncertain future wasps have been beaten tonight in the premiership cup by leicester tigers 3817. wasps last week filed notice to appoint administrators but despite troubles off the pitch they led 17 seven after tries by ollie dawkins and olly hartley. but sam edwards an

soon meal is deal with the actual berserker, i need say, excuse, schoolboy, ambit, saws, nehemiah worcester, she wouldn't have good news with charlotte, nor tim jamini, even though what he did not odms, of course, the youngest from your socrates and bill of asia forest is a huge nature reserve covering both sides of the bell a russian polish border. in soviet times, the government residents stood within the park and that's where the leaders of 3 countries, russia, ukraine, and viola rules gathered in early december 1991 bill of asia forest would become the place where the soviet union officially ceased to exist. i was more the cobra to stay at a stage to subway just he has on last part beside him. they need to continuously squashing an acre quick by anybody sure. with a station near blah storage company. and she'll say, sally easy company is not complying to this matter. goggles or dorman, issue coordinate will go to our school processor or say, isn't chris bullock is what i just always do. it's got a surprise, but beside cig lushin, you to the go worse than you say, use a syrian. i was las

when you know the dog was little worcester, only it was like, it said not open it for you. if it love you, cheer tulsa, soaking at them for the door. what of some of us was philip, is just she lanka went from being a tourist paradise to an island ill luck in just months with a stake default week long queues for fuel and food and a complete collapse of the government. no abolition new don't was you got so the whole additional over whatever america is, how to close? gra kilogram stood. get the thought of you. i shall fall. close north store. okay. just yeah. i see. i wanna see what i can see about getting started, but it was a huge w e. yes, since i've been sick for a future purchase price was for not by the other one. we have a fertilizer price that is having a real impact for fertilizer shortage prices that have gone high sky high in the absence of fertilizer. we know that means that next year yields will go down. prices potentially will go up a point to whatever any orfine's former will to them wants to puzzle to. she puts in years what premier structure longer participate

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i will find a worcester hon. it's pretty cheap off straight or with harmony speaking there. now that's bringing in a grab bag. he's a senior vice president and the europe practice of the albright stonebridge group and a non residence senior fellow at the atlantic council. welcome to the day mister brought back. it seems that this recognition has that been a long time coming, wasn't this policy of hoping to change china through trade? always a bit of a fallacy. perhaps although i do think historically, it made sense to engage china, trying to get china to become a responsible stakeholder, trying to our play by the rules in the international system. but i think it should have been clear way earlier that that wasn't the decision that fading made. the china instead has become more authoritarian and has, frankly engaged in practices that are not fair, such as you know, a stealing intellectual property or engaging in buying up strategic assets to siphon off technologies up. but also bullying countries like they've done recently with with rainy for instance, i think it should have

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and coming up on the bbc news channel: troubling times for the worcester warriors — the club are suspendedunion's premiership over the failure to meet financial demands. good evening. faced with continued turmoil on the financial markets, both the government and the bank of england have tried to offer reassurance about the way ahead. the turmoil was triggered by last week's mini—budget with its controversial package of tax cuts. at one point today, the pound sterling had collapsed to a record low against the dollar and a low pound means that imports of oil and gas become more expensive. the bank of england says it won't hesitate to raise interest rates by as much as needed to control inflation. some lenders have taken new mortgages off the table in response to the turmoil. and the chancellor kwasi kwarteng has announced he will set out his medium—term plan, but not for another eight weeks, alongside an economic forecast by the office for budget responsibility. our economics editor faisal islam is here with the latest. thank you. it has been a remarkable time on the market. in the early hou

onwards to germany, to try and claim asylum yard, a cost proposal put a to put you go to put them worcester, man. yep. i, i'm in the priority category for being called up to fight in ukraine under the mobilization order. because i have discharge papers from the army. people just like me going to be taken in the 1st wave already on the on i would choose to go to prison rather than fight in ukraine, even though they will torture me or shoot me. come seconds of me now view the latest edwards. now, let him know to shed, but cuddle that amazing, yet still, the only thing which brings me piece is that until the moment i'm caught, i'm going to be with my family, but i'd leave me. saturday was relatively quiet here in contrast to packed crossings from russia to georgia, finland's foreign minister peca visto said on friday that the government plans to stop russians entering the country on shank and tourist visas. the longest line of calls here was queueing in the other direction. we heard it was funny, i was insane on holiday, so i'm going back to russia. as far as i know, people who are eligible fo

and the worcester mp robin walker's urged the government to sanction putting crisis club worcester warriorsrmed today that the premiership club will play newcastle on saturday after giving assurances they can safely host the game. but with serious financial troubles hanging over warriors they have until monday to provide the sport's governing body with a funding plan for the future. the city's mp says the uncertainty can't continue. to formally trigger a protest before monday's deadline. i urge the directors who are fit and proper, in short, minister, please save them. that all the sport. russia's conduct in ukraine has been strongly condemned at a special meeting of the un security council. the us secretary of state, antony blinken said president putin had shown contempt for international law and the world must not let him get away with it. his comments came as the ukrainian military continues to make gains in the east of the country. our senior international corrspondent orla guerin reports now from the newly liberated city of kupyansk. this is kupiansk, a shattered city. ukraine calls it

administrators at worcester warriors rugby union club say they expect many players and staff to now serveons. the company that owns the club went into administration on monday but player salaries are paid by a separate business which is also facing a winding—up petition from hmrc. winding-up petition from hmrc. the winding—up petition from hmrc. tie: focus on very winding—up petition from hmrc. tte: focus on very much is winding—up petition from hmrc. tt9: focus on very much is longer term viability and also the concerns of the prl that the more weeks go by that they have concerns about whether the club could play again this season and protect the integrity of the lead, so it's for that very reason and from my appointment i was stressing the message from interested parties that we have weeks to work on here and to deliver a final transaction to make meaningful process and then everybody can have a time extension that can get us over the line. very tight timescales in what is a very complex transaction as well. but on a positive note, we are dealing with more than one serious expression of

a number of players, coaches and staff at worcester warriors have posted videos on social media to further a complication with their banks automated system with their bank's automated system after their accounts were frozen by the hmrc. some players have issued breach of contract notices to enable them to leave the club unless they're paid. collectively, they say they're owed just under £300,000. i'v e i've loved every minute of being here. unfortunately, the last few weeks took a turn. we haven't been paid and i've been made homeless recently. fortunately for me, one of the older boys put me up in their house and i'm so grateful. i the older boys put me up in their house and i'm so grateful. i played ruab all house and i'm so grateful. i played rugby all my _ house and i'm so grateful. i played rugby all my life — house and i'm so grateful. i played rugby all my life here. _ house and i'm so grateful. i played rugby all my life here. it's a - rugby all my life here. it's a passion _ rugby all my life here. it's a passion of mine. it's such a shame to see _ passion of mine. it's such a sha

worcester warriors will be suspended from all competitions unless they prove to the rugby football union only been able to name a 22 player squad for tonight's premiership cup match at gloucester, with a current coach and former player coming out of retirement to help. wales have finalised their squad ahead of next month's rugby world cup in new zealand with shoo ann lillicrap named as captain. wales get their campaign under way against scotland on the 9th of october. and switzerland won the team time trial mixed relay at the world championships. italy were second and hosts australia third. well staying with cycling, because our next report looks at the sustainability challenges faced by that sport. cycling is often offered up as a big transport solution in our own daily lives as we look to tackle the climate crisis. but what about the impact of the grand tours, with all the entourages that they involve, following each stage of a race. just how climate clean is professional cycling? here's matt warwick. cycling it must be one of the most sustainable _ cycling it must be one of the most s

worcester rugby club face being suspended from all competitions unless they can show they have enoughhannel in small boats continues to rise, with the total so far this year having already surpassed the whole of last year. according to government figures collated by the bbc, more than 31,000 people have made the illegal crossing so far in 2022, which is more than 3,000 higher than in all of 2021. a people smuggler based in turkey has told bbc panorama that the uk government�*s plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda won�*t put off his customers. the government has defended its plan — despite legal challenges from human rights campaigners — and says it hopes to break the people smugglers�* business model. jane corbin reports. istanbul in turkey is the front line of the refugee crisis. people smuggling is big business here. i�*m heading to a safe house to meet a kingpin. we have agreed not to reveal his identity, as it was the only way he would tell me about his business. he denies it, but there have been allegations that a migrant died on one of his boats. smuggling is dangerous, people�

the captain of financially stricken rugby union club worcester warriors, ted hill says it is inevitabletition, and the women's side from the premier 155, as well as all youth teams. i think there has to be, sort of, closer looks at people who want to buy clubs, there has to be people who look into that, which i know they do, but it is something that needs to be focused on even more because this isn't something that people want to happen again, and they want to clubs which are massive parts of the community, as we mentioned earlier. we want them safe and we want them to be able to, you know, be the best they can be. well another club facing an uncertain future wasps have been beaten tonight in the premiership cup by leicester tigers 3817. wasps last week filed notice to appoint administrators but despite troubles off the pitch they led 17—7 after tries by ollie dawkins and 0lly hartley. but sam edwards and archie vanes crossed late to seal the win for the reigning premiership champions. the london irish came from 19 points down to beat northampton 28 to 26 while sale defeated newcastle 2

we were founded in 1931 by a woman called francis anne worcester. much like mount vernon, we were founded by a very strong matriarch. the organization was born, essentially to save the powel house from demolition. it was slated to be knocked down for a taxi cab parking lot. francis and and her colleagues and friends rally together in managed to raise about $30,000 in the height of the great depression to save not only the powel house but the house that was next door, originally. a lot of advocacy became long term stewardship. they were able to acquire more properties. that is who we are. we are excited [inaudible] feel like this is going to be really helpful for elizabeth story in particular [inaudible] so [inaudible] -- >> this is samuel powel, born in 1738 into a wealthy philadelphia family. his grandfather was a carpenter and amassed quite a bit of wealth which he >> this is samuel powel, born in 1738 into a wealthy philadelphia family. his grandfather was a carpenter and amassed quite a bit of wealth which he inherited is in the early twenties.

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>> laurel dilton's from worcester, was living in allston with two roommates, worked at a cambridge cafeion. >> well, i either just walked into a frame-up, or somebody from my past is trying to get revenge on me. >> who hates you? besides grace. >> well, i did putteomint peop e "news tribune" in los angeles. >> i looked into your criminal record. >> and? >> bad check charge. two contempt of court charges. a number oay>> 100of mosof those >> stephen: please welcome back to "the late show," roy wood jr! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) ( cheers and applause ) >> yeah! ( band playing ) yeah! >> stephen: nice to see you again. >> good to see you. >> stephen: and i will start out with, apropos of nothing-- you're always taller than i think, when you come on here. >> that's because on the "daily show," trevor be making my chair short. ( laughter ) >> stephen: i was wondering! does he do that thing where his chair is a little bit higher than everybody else's? >> yeah, but it's good, man. it's good. i'm blessed to still be working. it's good to be back. >> stephen: it's always good to be

director of the society technology of policy program an assistant professor of political sciences at worcester policy institute. with that i think i've covered everyone, and i do want to say if you hear those long introductions it's important because you get an understanding of where everyone is coming from. what i would like to do is start with 60 seconds or so have each of you characterize the threat we face when it comes to bioweapons and her own biodefense, and what you focus on when it comes to studying the issue. let's go down the line. >> thank you for having me. it's a pleasure to be here today. i spent my career working on biodefense both on the deliberate site as well as nationally occurring -- naturally occurring site. sadly both continue to grow as a threat. naturally occurring side we're getting right now with still covid and then monkeypox and then polio, so i remember when i worked at the nsc i used to have this global map with all the hotspots and and i would prt every day and it was covered. around the globe with t hotspots of things i was tracking. i did it on purpose i i use

named francis anne worcester so much like mount vernon. we were we were founded by a very strong matriarch and the organization was born essentially to save the pal house from demolition. it was slated to be knocked down for a taxi cab parking lot and francis ann and her her colleagues and friends rally together and managed to raise about $30,000 at the height of the great depression to save not only the pau house but the house that was next door originally and from there long. well advocacy turned into long-time stewardship and we started to acquire more and more properties. so that's that's who we are and we're excited to be we're excited for sam's research. we feel like this is going to be really helpful in further interpreting elizabeth story in particular. so, thank you again for having me here. absolutely. so i think kayla i think i want you to to kind of introduce samuel powell and then i'll go into a little information on elizabeth powell. so i know you want to talk about a really lovely portrait of samuel that that we have or that

we were founded in 1931 by a woman called francis anne worcester. much like mount vernon, we were founded by a very strong matriarch. the organization was born, essentially to save the powel house from demolition. it was slated to be knocked down for a taxi cab parking lot. francis and and her colleagues and friends rally together in managed to raise about $30,000 in the height of the great depression to save not only the powel house but the house that was next door, originally. a lot of advocacy became long term stewardship. they were able to acquire more properties. that is who we are. we are excited [inaudible] feel like this is going to be really helpful for elizabeth story in particular [inaudible] so [inaudible] -- >> this is samuel powel, born in 1738 into a wealthy philadelphia family. his grandfather was a carpenter and amassed quite a bit of wealth which he inherited is in the early twenties. he also, while, his biggest claim to fame as opposed was the fact that he was the last mayor of philadelphia under the british crown. and the first m

in the "worcester telegram." a reporter in worcester heard one of jim's former managers was in town and talked about how he managed jim thorpe. he wrote the story and it became a big deal and got to new york. warner was asked about it and denied new anything about it here he was just lying. james e. solomon, the head of the american lipid committee and on the board of advisors of the carlisle athletic association, he knew and he lied about it to save his reputation. the superintendent at carlisle, moses friedman, who there are documents of letters urging him not to play baseball, he lied and said he didn't know about it. pop warner even wrote a letter of confession and in its, in the most condescending way, he basically made the argument in jim thorpe's words that he was just an ignorant indian and didn't know any better. in all of those ways, pop warner was disreputable and disappointing, as with the other people who basically just saw thorpe as an easy target. the two other aspects to the amateurism part of it,